 EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Sept 22: In an endeavor to promote the rich cultural heritage of Jammu and Kashmir and create awareness against drug abuse, the Bhartiya Lok Sangeet Kala Sansthan (BLSKS), in collaboration with the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, Government of India, and the Social Welfare Department of Jammu and Kashmir Government, presented two spectacular cultural awareness performances as part of their 378th and 379th Friday Series Dogri Musical Play titled “Nasha Khori.”
These engaging performances took place at Government Boys High School, Bansultan, Zone Miran Sahib, Jammu, and Government Girls Higher Secondary School, Miran Sahib, RS Pura, Jammu, under the overall direction of Dr. M.L. Dogra.
The program saw active participation from over 500 students and teachers who took a pledge against drug abuse, recited by Miss Chahat Chadha. Certificates of honor from the Ministry of Social Justice were awarded to the Principals of both schools in recognition of their support.
The event was inaugurated by Chief Guest Ranjit Singh, Headmaster of Government Boys High School, Bansultan, Miran Sahib, and Rakesh Sharma, Principal of Government Girls Higher Secondary School, Miran Sahib, RS Pura, Jammu. Distinguished guests, including Gharu Ram Master, Shikha Sharma, Shilpa Jamwal, Renu Devi, and senior teachers from both schools, graced the occasion.
The day was dedicated to rejuvenating the traditional and primitive folk art and culture of the Jammu and Kashmir region. Various items were prepared, each highlighting different themes such as “Meri Matti Mera Desh,” “Koi Ache Ram Koi Alha,” “Nasha Nai Kario Munde Kureio,” “Swatch Bharat Ho,” “Mere Hikdu Gadbad,” “Savdhan Savdhan Ae Bharat Vasi Savdhan,” and “Mere Ghar Parbhu Aye Hai.” These items included Nukkad performances, skits, songs, and dances, all aimed at raising awareness among the masses.
Chief Guest Ranjit Singh emphasized the success of various campaigns launched by Prime Minister Modi on Independence Day and the importance of community involvement in these initiatives.
He highlighted the “Meri Mati Mera Desh” campaign, which focuses on preserving the nation’s cultural heritage.
Furthermore, he shed light on the dangers of drug abuse and its illegal trade, emphasizing India’s commitment to combat this menace. |
